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Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program

BE A HOST INTERN SPONSOR

Proposal Application deadline: December 1, 2008

The National Park Service invites you to submit project proposals to the Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program for Summer 2009.

Program Goals
The Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program provides career exploration opportunities to diverse undergraduate and graduate students in historic preservation and cultural resources work. The program also gives National Park Service offices, national park units, government agencies at all levels, and private nonprofit organizations an opportunity to meet promising young people who might choose a career in this field. The National Park Service cooperates with intern sponsors to provide interns with quality work experiences.

How the Program Works
During the 2008 session, the Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program will sponsor from 15 to 18 interns during a 10-week summer session.

The cost is shared on a 50/50 basis between the National Park Service and the host intern sponsor. The total cost for each summer intern is $11,062. Thus, intern sponsors are expected to contribute $5,531 toward the cost of a summer intern. Each amount will be matched by the National Park Service and all funds will be deposited at the Student Conservation Association (SCA), which handles intern recruitment, intern application processing, payroll, and career mentoring.

For the summer intern portion of the program, we are planning to hold a three-day Career Workshop in Washington, DC, during the tenth week of the summer session, the cost for which will be covered by the National Park Service.

Project Proposals
The deadline for submitting project proposals to host internships during Summer 2009 is DECEMBER 1, 2008. In order to be considered for this program, please submit intern project proposals on the application form to: Turkiya L. Lowe by email, turkiya_lowe@contractor.nps.gov or by fax, 202-354-2229.  To submit hardcopy proposals, mail to Cultural Resources Diversity Program, National Park Service, 1849 C Street, NW (code 2280), Washington DC 20240-0001.  Electronic submissions are preferred.

Contact
Turkiya L. Lowe, Diversity Internship Coordinator, Cultural Resources, 202.354.2266, email: turkiya_lowe@contractor.nps.gov.

Questions
To learn more about the acceptance process, review the Frequently Asked Questions page for participating host supervisors.

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